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How a Small-cap Stock Picker Keeps Beating the Russell 2000
Express News | U.S. small- and mid-cap stocks up 20% year-to-date, but analysts warn of bubble risks due to 'non-earnings-driven' gains
Ed Yardeni, who coined the term 'bond vigilantes,' said the collapse of the ceasefire has reset market sentiment, and surging oil prices could force the Federal Reserve to turn hawkish again.
Adeni warned that the end of the ceasefire has brought investors back to a 'tipping point,' potentially forcing the Federal Reserve to further tighten monetary policy.
Small-Cap Rally Gets a Reality Check As Goldman Sachs Warns the 'Easy Money' Era Is Over
Goldman Sachs: AI narratives are becoming increasingly complex and speculative leverage is intensifying, but the firm advises to 'stay invested, streamline positions, and opportunistically deploy hedges on dips.'
The head of Goldman Sachs' hedge fund business warned that although U.S. equity markets are near recent highs, momentum factors have plunged 22% from their June peak, sentiment indicators have climbed to the 98th percentile, and speculative leverage has reached its highest level in recent years. The trajectory of AI-related capital expenditures will be the biggest test during the Q2 earnings season, and the tailwinds for small-cap stocks are also waning. His view is that while the bull market is not over, the road ahead will be 'wider and bumpier'—so investors should avoid 'getting off too easily.'
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